Original U.S. WWII Named Lieutenant Ike Jacket and Garrison Cap - Ordnance Corps ADSEC German Afrikakorp The British themselves finally adopted

The British themselves finally adopted this weapon in 1869

This holster is embossed "US" on flap

The lock is prior to the 1777 model in that there is only one visible bolt behind the cock

Depth: 2 inches

The slotted wooden grips are in very good condition

Original U.S. WWII Named Lieutenant Ike Jacket and Garrison Cap - Ordnance Corps ADSEC German Afrikakorp The British themselves finally adoptedOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is an excellent condition WW2 Ike jacket (size US 36) that belonged to Lieutenant Mario Fiorito who Enlisted on November 27, 1942 in Newark, New Jersey. Lieutenant Fiorito saw over two years of combat in the European theatre and was the recipient of a Purple Heart. Jacket features, embroidered U. S. lapel badges, embroidered ordnance emblems, embroidered lieutenant bars, a ADSEC patch on right shoulder (Advanced